Video out ?

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Hello,
Has anyone tried to connect x10 with tv? Should it be connected via usb or 3,5mm jack? Maybe there is some some app needed?

THX for answear.

I suggest you read your owners manual, especially the section covering features of the X10.

Hook up a camcorder directly to the tv, and point it at whatever is playing on your x10

LOL very funny but we prefer hd and not recorded crap

You will have to wait for the DLNA support that is coming to the X10.

Originally Posted by dk2000zx

LOL very funny but we prefer hd and not recorded crap

Use and HD camcorder then...

Originally Posted by naplesbill

You will have to wait for the DLNA support that is coming to the X10.

Of course, you will need a DLNA compliant TV/Receiver... You can probably hook up as an external drive to a USB media player, but I haven't tried it...

Again, of course you'll need all of these to be HD capable in order to get HD...


Now, while the 3.5mm audio jack question seemed a bit silly, chek here: http://pocketnow.com/tech-news/samsu...ugh-audio-port - so I guess, theoretically it is possible...

Originally Posted by k1sr

Use and HD camcorder then...



Of course, you will need a DLNA compliant TV/Receiver... You can probably hook up as an external drive to a USB media player, but I haven't tried it...

Again, of course you'll need all of these to be HD capable in order to get HD...


Now, while the 3.5mm audio jack question seemed a bit silly, chek here: http://pocketnow.com/tech-news/samsu...ugh-audio-port - so I guess, theoretically it is possible...

Actually, there will be set top boxes for DLNA. HTC announce one today. It is something that I believe will work on the XBox 360 as well.

Yes, but HTC has also an hardware chip for DLNA support.

I connected it once using my brother's n900's cable. it only gave me audio on the tv

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Originally Posted by assangflexx

Yes, but HTC has also an hardware chip for DLNA support.

I don't think so. (for example you don't need to have special hardware chip on PC to make it DLNA compatible player, server or controler)

the video out is different .. there is hardware support needed